Famous Film Locations In London

London has been the set for many classic films throughout the years, but some locations have become so famous that people queue up for hours just to take a picture!

Let's see below the 5 most famous ones:

1. King's Cross Station

Who hasn't tried at least once to push the cart in the wall in King's Cross Station to get the Hogwarts Express from platform 9 3/4? If you haven't, you're doing something wrong.

2. Borough Market

Next to The Globe pub in Borough Market is Bridget Jones' lovely flat. Of course, nowadays the door doesn't quite look as charming as in the films, but it is still such an iconic location for Bridget Jones fans (like myself!)

3. Portobello Road

Another classic filmed in London is Notting Hill. Walking around Portobello Road, you can see the Travel Book Shop now turned into a souvenir shop, and just around the corner to Westbourne Park Road, you can find Will Thacker's blue door that still symbolises that anything is possible when you fall in love!

4. Baker Street

Everyone and their mothers know where Sherlock's 221b Baker Street flat is, and that it is actually home to the Sherlock Holmes museum! However, what not everyone knows is that the actual location used for filming is located in 187 North Gower Street, Bloomsbury.

5. Millennium Bridge

Another one for the Harry Potter fans! The Millennium Bridge is probably my favourite in London and I remember feeling my little heart crush when the Dementors famously destroyed it in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Thankfully, in real life the bridge is still intact and can be visited any time!